Shadab Khan

ICC Rankings

Category	Test	ODI	T20
Batting	—	—	—
Bowling	—	—	#33
All-Rounder	—	—	—

Batting Stats

Format	Runs	Avg	SR	HS	100s	50s	M	Inn	4s	6s
TEST	300	33.33	62.63	56	0	3	6	11	38	0
ODI	1070	30.57	86.01	113	1	5	75	48	67	27
T20I	1009	19.04	143.73	52	0	1	126	70	73	50
BBL	182	15.16	118.18	41	0	0	18	13	13	5
PSL	1486	21.53	142.2	91	0	9	96	79	105	79
T20 BLAST	502	19.31	146.36	87	0	3	30	29	38	26
MLC	127	25.4	142.69	61	0	1	5	5	6	8
HUNDRED	6	2	46.15	4	0	0	3	3	0	0
INT LEAGUET20	22	22	104.76	11	0	0	3	2	1	0
LPL	50	7.14	104.16	23	0	0	9	7	5	1
ABD T10	123	20.5	173.24	25	0	0	14	12	6	10
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE	193	21.44	124.52	69	0	1	15	12	13	7
CPL	178	22.25	152.14	52	0	1	20	13	8	14
BPL	111	55.5	148	64	0	1	10	4	7	6
PAKNT20 CUP	19	19	146.15	19	0	0	6	1	2	0
GSL	33	8.25	75	14	0	0	5	4	2	0

Bowling Stats

Format	Wkts	Avg	Econ	BBI	5W	M	Inn	BBM
TEST	14	36.64	3.22	3/31	0	6	11	4/80
ODI	87	35.97	5.24	4/27	0	75	71	4/27
T20I	125	24.34	7.42	4/8	0	126	117	4/8
BBL	21	23.14	7.96	4/24	0	18	17	4/24
PSL	110	23.64	7.69	5/28	1	96	94	5/28
T20 BLAST	31	29.26	8.91	4/27	0	30	29	4/27
MLC	5	31.2	9.17	2/26	0	5	5	2/26
HUNDRED	1	55	9.42	1/16	0	3	2	1/16
INT LEAGUET20	0	0	11.22	0/0	0	3	3	0/0
LPL	17	12.17	6.46	4/10	0	9	9	4/10
ABD T10	9	13.56	10.17	3/15	0	14	7	3/15
PAKISTAN JUNIOR LEAGUE	14	18.93	7.57	3/23	0	15	11	3/42
CPL	30	13.2	5.5	4/28	0	20	18	4/28
BPL	11	21.81	6.92	2/14	0	10	10	2/14
PAKNT20 CUP	11	12.91	4.2	3/35	0	6	6	3/35
GSL	8	17.13	6.85	4/13	0	5	5	4/13

Teams

Pakistan Greens
Antigua And Barbuda Falcons
Lancashire
Abbottabad Region
Sydney Thunder
UAE Bulls
Colombo Kaps
Desert Vipers
Rawalpindiz
Birmingham Phoenix
San Francisco Unicorns
Sussex
Hobart Hurricanes
Pakistan
Comilla Victorians
Islamabad United
Panthers
Edinburgh Castle Rockers

Debuts

TEST · West Indies vs Pakistan · April 29, 2017
ODI · West Indies vs Pakistan · April 6, 2017
T20 · West Indies vs Pakistan · March 25, 2017

About Shadab Khan

Shadab Khan born in 1998 in Mianwali has already created ripples with his leg-breaks, and more than ripples with his wrong'uns at the Under-19 level. Hailing from the land of stalwarts like Imran Khan and Misbah-ul-Haq, Shadab moved to Rawalpindi at the age of 12 and started picking up the nuances of the sport whilst playing for his school team. He further accelerated his growth and whilst training at the National Cricket Academy in Lahore, and gathered some valuable wisdom from former greats like Abdul Qadir and Mushtaq Ahmed.

Shadab was rising through the ranks and polishing himself up alarmingly fast, and looked all set to be a stereotypical precocious talent from Pakistan. He was promptly selected for the Under-19 World Cup in 2016 and he rewarded the faith of the selectors by topping the wicket charts in the tournament, picking up 11 wickets from 6 games at a commendable average of 19.